Mobile Radios

Wireless accessories are one of the fastest-growing trends in two-way radio gear, and the VGC BHM-88 Bluetooth Speaker Microphone is a standout option for operators who want flexibility, comfort, and extra functionality in the field.

In this full video edition of the 2x award nominated The Two Way Radio Show Podcast, Danny and Rick discuss the new Pennsylvania law that bans the use of handheld mobile devices and how it may affect two way radio operators across various services.

This short introductory video is a quick look at the KG-XS20H and provides a brief overview of its key features. It’s available now at Buy Two Way Radios!

Built to perform in both fixed base station environments and mobile applications, the Wouxun KG-XS20H provides broad frequency coverage on three key amateur bands while maintaining a rugged, user-friendly design.

The Wouxun KG-XS20G looks and feels quite different from the KG-1000G, so one would expect it to be a little bit different when it comes to programming the radio as well. In fact, it’s easier.

This video provides a quick, yet detailed introductory overview of the new Wouxun KG-XS20G, shows off its unique physical attributes, and lists its many powerful features.

We wanted it to be more budget friendly. The tough part was choosing which features were most important to maintain quality, performance and functionality. We think that the KG-XS20G provides an optimal balance of the three.

In this video, we give you a detailed view of KG-1000M, show you some of its exciting features and explain why we think it’s the ultimate, and most likely the only mobile transceiver made for MURS.

In response to a growing demand for alternative options, one manufacturer just released a new radio that may usher in a whole new era for the Multi-Use Radio Service. The KG-1000M is the first mobile MURS radio from Wouxun, and it hits the ground running out of the gate.

Why are channels 8-14 fully accessible on a portable handheld GMRS walkie talkie, but not available for transmit on FCC approved GMRS mobile or base station radios? The real reason may not be what you think.